Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson yesterday announced his plan to fund highways in the state. We hear how the governor hopes to pay for the largest highway funding plan in state history, and political writer John Brummett shares his thoughts on funding and other aspects of the proposal.

Arkansas Democratic legislators yesterday offered a counter to Governor Asa Hutchinson's proposed tax plan. State Representative Tippi McCullough gives us details on how the proposal differs from the governor's plan.

Next fall, an Honors College Signature Seminar will explore female criminality. We speak with professors Padma Viswanathan and Justin Barnum, who will lead the seminar. Next week, they'll give a preview lecture for the seminar that is open to the public.

Our Militant Grammarian Katherine Shurlds returns to give us some obscure words for the winter woes.

Blue Zones are places classified by healthy living and longer lifespans, and it is also the name of an organization that studies and promotes related ideas. The concepts pertaining to those areas have been compiled into books, recipes and strategies. We speak with Nick Buettner, Vice President of Product at Blue Zones, prior to the organization's arrival this week in northwest Arkansas.

Becca Martin Brown, features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , gives us some last-minute entertainment options for Valentine's Day or shortly after.

Fayetteville's Flood Management and Water Quality Funding Study is developing the stormwater utility fee structure to be added to water customers' monthly bills. The public is asked to weigh in.

Michael Tilley, from Talk Business and Politics , gets us up to date on some stories from the past week. We hear about promising financials for USA Truck, Tyson's push to become more than just a meat company, and more.

Men of Steel, Women of Wonder is the first major exhibition to analyze art-world responses to Superman and Wonder Woman. The show, which is on view at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Feb. 9 through April 22, features about 70 paintings, photographs, videos, and sculptures.

Yesterday the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry celebrated its renovation and eighth birthday. The recently completed project increased the pantry's shelf capacity by about 40 percent.